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Have a good day either way, as life is far too short, to waste staring at this all day. . . ATB

Assuming of course, that this is shorters; which of course it may not be. It could be more insider selling. Who knows!

Sadly that huge fall, was certainly not just shorters. . .

They’ve probably only just got started Sanchez! These guys are killers and don’t short for a few hours; this could get rather messy (like BooHoo). Just got to sit it out here, but a handy reminder to the £8+ this year brigade, that DT is nowhere near being such an easy slam dunk 90%+ upside share! Switch off the lap top and don’t look is my best advise.

Charles, my best guess is £5 by the end of Feb and £6 by August. Ndn, I appreciate your honest comments. I was open about my holding and was crudely shot down for it. I ask, yet still Charles will not divulge his holding, which I find very odd . . not that I really care (it's just an integrity thing), as DT is by far the smallest holding in my portfolio. Anyway, good weekend one and all.

PS. Not only do you never tell us anything finite, but you have NEVER once given us any idea whatsoever, as to how many shares you hold. I was very open with my holding, and you (rather cheaply) shot me down for my “insignificant” holding. Very poor judgement on your part, if I might say, as there will be many thousands of people here, who think (at that time) £15,800 is a hell of a lot of money. I have always been open, because I’m confident (arrogant to you), but at least you know where you are with me. You however - well, we know nothing at all about you or your holding. You need to stop hiding - or come clean.

Charles, you believe PH to be “too conservative”. That’s fine. BUT I do need to call you out here. Give me a time frame. You are always woolly with your commentary. So tell me, (in exactly the same, honest way, that I have told this board), something tangible. Put your reputation on the line and give me something finite. What price by August? What price by the end of February? You literally NEVER give any timeframes, but simply hide behind your biased Brokers. Go on. Be bold and give us all something finite. Otherwise, you do come across as a bit of a daily bull****ter.

upside for sure but NOT a V shape recovery as is being somewhat glibly thrown around here. It's just not that kind of a share any more thank goodness. It will be much slower and steadier now. I suspect it will also have got rid of the burnt PI's who rushed in impulsively and lost a lot of money. Again a good thing. We need 'sticky (medium/long term) investors' to enable the share to grow in a controlled manner, consistent with a FTSE Index share. This is not a 'get rich quick' share; but the medium term looks pretty rosy I feel. Today's performance is very telling and very encouraging too. it's flexing its muscles! ATB

slowly making its way back to what I believe is a fair £4.50p price. Not cheap for sure, but fair. I think this afternoon's movements should not be underestimated. The range movements tell us a whole lot more than the actual pennies tell us. £4.42p (as I write) is VERY different to the £4.26p at 1pm. Not much in pence, but a lot in terms of what we can glean from it. ATB

'Trading' Support is £4.29p, which it is currently just about bouncing off, which is good. However, if it falls through this, then Support 1 is down at £3.92p and Support 2 is at £3.42p. 'Trading' Resistance is at £4.55p [which, despite the strong RNS is hasn't managed]. If it did manage to, then Resistance 1 is at £5.36p. ML news will be a long way off yet, and I feel, will not have anything like as big an effect as people are making out (sorry, but you're clutching at straws a bit with the ML story). What is holding this back, is a lack of buyers basically. Just as this was never going to hit £5 this week, I personally feel that £4.35p to £4.75p is completely fair for the moment, based on hard facts (their latest results this week), rather than woolly extraneous noise. But whatever makes you feel better. . .

grottyface, it is good! Kind of think of this way. You sell the first five 'units' for a loss - BUT the next five that you sell, you make a large margin of profit on. So, to get to the juicy profits you have, to a certain extent, got to 'gamble' that you are going to sell (at a cost to you) XYZ number of units; once attained, the remaining units that you sell, make you a very large profit. 'Scalability' therefore, is seriously good; but only a small number of sectors - like Tech! - can achieve this Holy Grail! It's a good review from Jefferies. I don't care what their TP is, but it's a good review. A 20% margin business is a good business. When it is a company the size of DT it results in huge profits. The only caveat is this. It does NOT happen in a year! Think 2023/2024 and you'll be very well placed, emotionally, to stick with this company, through the highs and lows - of which there will surely be many. ATB

Sanchez, I fully appreciate your penchant for MA type charts etc. but for me they're just not relevant to DT, at this early stage of its evolution. You'll lose more money than you'll gain looking at them I reckon. Stick to fundamentals; no guarantees with them of course, but a far better tool than Charts imo. Same goes for Broker notes too!!! DO NOT get me started on that lot! ATB

it has arrived at £4.50p which is where I personally felt (as detailed here early last week) it would get to. This for me, based on Monday's figures, is its Current Market Value (+/-25p). Do not forget that for the Fund Managers, DT does not pay any Dividend, and is a long way from doing so; which is massively important to their Fund performance. They may well therefore, spend their Fund Allocations elsewhere. The share price can now be far more accurately correlated to the latest numbers issued (i.e numbers are facts, not PI second guessing/general excitable sentiment). You may well find therefore, that this moves along more slowly than many here expect. That said, £4.50p is a very good/generous share price, based solely on the numbers achieved, in my opinion. A good bottom drawer investment, for 2023 > . . .

The damage was done a couple of days ago, when we were knocking on the door of £5. . .at least we now know why it fell so abruptly.

Sadly we 'could' be plagued by these large off-loads, which is a pain in the share price ass. . .

Seaking, it's done deliberately, to try yo get it out, but unnoticed!

VH - it's the percentage that she retains in the company

These kinds of internal off-loads, could act as a real brake to upward movement. The dizzy rise to £10 happened because nobody internally could sell. Now they can, which may be a bit of a drag. Time will tell, but certainly these types of RNS, are not helpful to us paupers on the street.

Be nice to get past £4.50, but I will still be happy if we don't, as 11% in a week, is a very good performance. £4.50 is the trigger point, it seems.

Yes, the main thread of this board is hugely weighted towards historical bias and anything, or any Broker, that 'enables' that confirmation bias (mainly you know who). Fine, but not if it is being used, to encourage people to buy, when in fact, they should be waiting. I'd also say that you won't see £5 this week either. People are simply plucking numbers out of thin air, based on zero knowledge of P&L/Balance Sheet fundamentals, it seems to me. ATB